PSP

PPSSPP is advanced PSP emulator, that translates oryginal handheld CPU instructions into optimized x64 or ARM64 machine code using JIT recompilers. Thus it can run on quite low-spec hardware, including ARM-based phones and tablets with OpenGL ES 2.0 support.



Here are changes for latest development builds:

• Move IO checks to saving thread;
• Prevent save textures if not replacing;
• Save textures using a memory copy on Vulkan;
• Allow saving const tex levels on Vulkan;
• Save textures on background tasks when texture dumping is enabled;
• Fix hang when choosing "Skip" in first-time init;
• Disable not needed anymore workaround for Crash Team Racing;
• Add contributed data about a couple of prototypes to auto-expand memory to 64MB;
• UWP crashfix - serialize accesses to each loader;

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Jpcsp is written in Java advanced PlayStation Portable emulator. Matching the PSP dual-core architecture, Jpcsp takes full advantage of dual-core processors and supports powerful GPUs for displaying enhanced graphics.



Here are changes for latest development builds:

• Fixed vertex cache where the last 2 bytes of a vertex buffer were sometimes lost;
• Improved shader rendering for overlapping primitives;
• Avoid NullPointerException when showing Debugger in some cases;
• OpenGL: trying to fix issues when resizing the display in the middle of the rendering;
• Fixed few comments;

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:: JPCSP Homepage
:: Emulator code on Github
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:: JPCSP news post covered by PSEmu.pl

PPSSPP is a written in C++ PSP emulator, that translates oryginal handheld CPU instructions into optimized x64 or ARM64 machine code using JIT recompilers. Thus it can run on quite low-spec hardware, including ARM-based phones and tablets with OpenGL ES 2.0 support.



Here are changes for latest development builds:

• Fix inconsistency issue in Adhoc support between Windows and non-Windows;
• Increase the timeout when the connection to the AdhocServer is already in progress, avoids cutting off the connection if it took longer than expected but almost completed;
• Added a function to get SO_ERROR on a socket;
• Updated getLocalIp function to detects local IP better;
• Use the most recent posix socket id during blocking simulation, since there is a possibility for the socket id to changes after recreated;
• Recreate the socket before attempting to connect again after ECONNREFUSED/ENETUNREACH error, since...

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